Training & Development/PMP Exam Prep
Five days of focused, live training with practicing project managers who teach the official PMI course and help you pass the exam on your first try.
The course
A bootcamp built for people who lead or work on projects. You’ll learn what the exam covers, how it’s scored, and how to study, with real examples from instructors who manage projects every day.
Why Edwards
Project management is where Edwards began. Our instructors teach the course and manage real programs, so every lesson comes with a real example.
As a PMI Authorized Training Partner, we teach the official exam prep course with instructors trained and approved by PMI.
Every instructor holds the PMP and leads real projects and programs. They simplify hard concepts with stories from the field.
Study tools, practice questions, and an instructor you can reach after class. You can even talk with people who recently passed.
Extremely personable instructor, very knowledgeable in project management, and presented an extremely informational class.
Questions
This bootcamp is for entry- and mid-level project managers, and anyone who works on projects and wants to earn the PMP. You’ll learn the exam’s structure, how it’s scored, and how to study for it.
PMI requires 35 hours of project management education plus project experience. The exact experience rules depend on your education. Start with the PMP Exam Handbook on the PMI website, which explains eligibility and how to apply.
Yes, and more than before. Starting in late 2026, PMI will count live training only if it comes from a PMI Authorized Training Partner, a China Registered Education Provider, or an eligible accredited academic program. Edwards is a PMI Authorized Training Partner. Training you finished before PMI’s start date still counts.
It’s challenging. How hard it feels depends on how well you prepare, your experience with tests, and your critical thinking. The exam goes beyond memorizing. Many questions describe a situation and ask you to choose the best answer from several that could be right.
For most project professionals, yes. PMI’s salary survey has found that PMP holders in the U.S. earn a median salary about 25% higher than those without it. The PMP is recognized around the world, and demand for skilled project managers keeps growing.
Read the PMP Exam Handbook and the Exam Content Outline on the PMI website. Then review PMI’s guides and take an exam prep course. A course gives you a real instructor’s view and a group of people studying for the same goal.
Yes, you can self-study. But a PMI-approved prep course helps you use your time well, focus on what matters for the exam, and raise your chances of passing the first time, with a certified instructor to answer questions.
Yes. We run private classes for teams, online or on-site, including in cleared facilities. We also offer shorter project management courses, from half a day to five days. Contact us to plan a class for your group.
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